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wenlock Lawns, from the piece, 3hc.
Cream Crinkle seersucker, ir ON the piece,
4I5c.
French selisia, black and navy blue only,
i1tc.
Light colored French Satnes, worth Csc,
beautiful patterns, from the piece, i3Iac.
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This reliable and popular installment es
tablishment has one Of the most complete
stocks Of refrigerators, ice.chests, baby car
riages, carpets, all kinds Of furniture,
stoves, &C., that can be found In the city,
on the. installment plan at cash prices
Terms to suit all.
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The Columbia Mutual Life Associn-

Office No. 1919 F street, makes assessments
but four times year. Send for prospectus,
FRANK j. TBBETTs, Secretary.
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The Secretary OF the Navy has ordered
the Marine Band to commence It's regular
concerts In the White House grounds next
Saturday, and at the Capitol the following
Wednesday.
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Al.wool o. Debelgc, In brown. gray, steel
and cream, CSC; Just half the actual vaiue,
Small lot Of soiled Bunting and Nuns Veil.
ing, high colors, per yard, 3c.
Brown, Black and Navy Figured Orgaudy
Lawns, handsome designs Gilc.
Plain colors in Cream, Bun, Pink, Lavender,
Black and Brown Organdy, sic.
80 inch Batiste, only In light grounds, at
slhc.
Pacific Reversible Wash Goods thas wool
effeoO, at 6lSc.
Best standard Calico GixGi, cloth, 39lc.
Large. figured Dress Percale; the balance on
hand goes at &c.
Our iOl6c, lsNc and 15c satines, including
the French, your choice for l0c.
Renfrew fancy Turkey Red Table Linen,
combination of red and garnet, blue and gar.
garnet at SOC.
These goods are all short lengths, and put
up into, dress patterns OF different numbers
Of yards.
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why Not Buy Direct from

producers, when we can sell you an elegant,
all.wool suit for $40, such as other dealers
cannot sell for less than 1852 EisEMAN
Bros, Manufacturers, cor. Seventh and 4.
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Why Not Buy Your Clothing

from first hands, when you can save from
SO to IS on every suit' We sell suits for
$40, such as cost other dealers more to place
on their counters. EIsEMAN Bros
Manufacturers, corner Seventh and T..
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For All Aches and Pains

MoNoGRAMs and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. Kervand's, 1919
PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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The OIdc.t and L,rpe.t
MARINE nnnh Concerta.

toilet soap manufacturers 10 the United
States uuhesIta'ingly recommend Colgates
Cashmere Bouquet.
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Cenuinc IsnrgnIns in Fine

Tooth. brushes and other useful articles at
Harry standlford's pharmacy, corner 9th
and + SITS. n. W.
4-Row White Bristle Toothbrush, l3e.
" " nice finish, 19c.
" Toothbrush, Loonin's, 29c.
o-Row White Nail-brush, extra, SIC.
Grow with wings, 23c.
S-Row 4" fine finish, 32c.
S.Row " extra long, perfect
finish, 39c.
Aromatic Tooth Wash, 25c.; our own.
Lotta Tooth Powder, pc; our own. Cold
Cream Soap, a new combination for the
hands and face, 2Oc.; three cakes for SOC.
EstJ- Open all night.
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Why Not Buy Your boys

clothing direct from manufacturers, and
save several dollars on each suit EIsEMAN
Bros, cor. Seventh and 4.
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use Rheumatic Strengthening Porous Plas-
ter. For sale by A. b. Finuey, the drug
gist, corner Seventh and l streets north
west, price l0c.
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East Warrington.

--Adjutant General Carlisle OF the Sons Of
Veterans visited George A. Custer Camp,
No. l, last evening at their armory In odd
Fellows Hall Navy
Contractor Moloney has already begun
to haul asphalt blocks for paving the East
Washington highways, and Sixth street, from
q to Pennsylvania avenue, Is lined with
piles OF them six feet high.
The Marines at the Navy-Yard donned
their duck trousers aud white helmets
their summer uniform-this morning for
the first time.
The Fish Commission steamer Fish
Hawk will leave the Navy Yard to-day for
Baltimore.
The U. s. tug Fortune left to-day for
Norfolk with load OF supplies and stores
from the Navy-Yard here.
"A target-shooting match between two
teams OF the Marine Corps, commanded by
Sergeant Broom and Corporal Faro, took
place yesterday on the range on Poplar
Hill. The best individual scsre was made
by Corporal Faro, who succeeded IN max
Ing 50 out OF possible 75. The ranges
were at 100 apd 200 yards-five rounds at
the former and ten at the latter distance.
Corporal Farro's squad won the match by
80 points,
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II ts Not necessary

VISITING Yards neatly engraved from
your plates at rs cents per hundred. Ker-
wand, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A Big Offering in Hosiery.

40 dozen Misses Hose, assorted; includes
finest quality of brilliant lise, silk clocked
shoppers finest ribbed and German goods.
taken from our regular hosiery stock and put
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Why Not Duy Your Children's
clothing from manufacturers directf We
can assure saving of several dsllars per
suit, EIsEMAN BROS, cor. Seventh and Z.
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Go TO Kerpan's. Remarkably good"
-[Republican.
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Rudden,a InstaIImept House.

LIrHoGRAPH CHRcK BOOKS made to order.
Handsome designs. kervand, 1919 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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Drink Phil. best Brewing Com
panY's Milwaukee Beer,

the acknowledged Beer OF the District. For
trademark (which appears on every bottlel,
see Sunday papers. Retailed by dealers
generally and wholesale only by T. d. Hsr-
per, 703 and 705 North Capitol street
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N. Heughton 4 Co.. 1914

btreet NOTtnWests
Have received their new line Of straw mat
tings, baby carriages and materials for slip
furniture covers. Prices all guaranteed.
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Notice 10 Housekeeuern,

It In the Hest.
Ask for II. Schlitzs' Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
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army VI the Toto"ac hseu"ao"
The members Of the Society OF the Army
OF the Potomac who contemplate attend
ing the reunion at Saratoga will ind 1t to
their interest to be present at a meeting to
be held tonight at psrlor TO-, Willard's
Hotel, at s o'clock. The committee having
charge Of the matter have secured a rate OF
Sl412 for round trip ticket, good for ten
days from the 10th instant.
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out on our counter and marked at iaI6, u, Is,
49, IL, 81 ana 25 cents; not pair worth less
than 25c; from that to Soc. Call early, us we
consider this an immense card.
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Now We Have a Lime Of Regular Goods.
GOODS FROM TIE PIECE.

THE PIECE.
Curtain scrim, 10 styles of faggoting, from
the piece, CSC.
White ana Green Mosquito Net. slightly
soilod, In yards In the piece. csc.
"a yard wide shirtlng Percale, neat designs,
&c.
Dressm akers' Cambria, from the piece, sic
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

WHEELING, Aurut A.-Nisht-Riyer
q feet 10 inehss n the suaEe and stationary
Weather ,udy.
PITT BURG. Ausust A.-.EiFht-River
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, husua 2i.-riEht-kivsr
4 tset 3inohs, on tbs guaEe and STATIONARY.
Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, huEuft A.-nisht-,hivef
2 Iest II IN hes w the canal and sinehes on
the tails and stationary. weather clear and
cool.
NEW ORLEANS. August "A. -Nlsht-hr.
rived CITY Of Baton Rouge, 81. Lous. bhs
rsturn, during the nisht.
CINCINNaTI, August N.-ElEht-hivel
4 feet . ibehs, and falling. Weather fall
aud cool.
CAIRO, August 2.-Hlght-Rivsr . fsst
inch and falling. weather clear. NO ar
rivals OF departures Of regular packets.
ST. LOUIS. August n. -kisht-ki..r fee
Weather clear and COOL, hrrlvsdi wv Q
| vlckshufs, vicksburs. Departedi oaklAn'
| and barsss, Neu Orleans.
yICgsBURg, August A.-Nisht-Ar
rived, bile Memphis, ~. Lnuls. p.m
she return, al daylight. Her oflcefe repof
passins the 10 sboAts Jack frost s9d oidne
| billion this morning At Lelandt. psio'
Greenyilie ,oundins water on the bar Inc
| will pass Vickiburg tomorrow.
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AZ SaratoGs.

SARATOGA, N Y, August 24.-Todsy
was the ninth extra day Of the racing
association meeting. The weather
YVES cloudy aud tho track heavy.
First RAce-0ne mile. Harry Glenn
Won, with Littral second and Grey
Cloud third. lime-l:47t.
second Receive furlopgs. FAM
Pss won, with Col. Z.b Maid second
and Tstean third. Tme-l:06i.
Third Rsce-0ne mile and three
six.eenths. Nettle won, with Lottery
second and Falconer third. Time
2:llt.
Fourth Rsce-Thrteq gu uters Of Q
mile. Clonee won. with Bixby second
and Col. Ovens third. Time-l:l9t
Fifth race-S,eeple chase; one and
one-haf miles. Beechmore won, with
Brey Foels second and Bruton third
| Time-3:03.
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The True Method

OF curing habi,usl constipation and
liver AID kidney ills 10 10 avoid the
use Of tie bitter drastic liver med.
cines and cathsrtlcs, and 10 take only
the PHEASANT liquid fruit remedy,
syrup Of Figs. II cleanses a. well Is
st,epg,h,ns the system, and does not
leave the bowels cosive, 90 that regn.
lar habit may be formed and the IN
valid permanently restored 70 TO-, nea !, I,
Il acts promptly and eeeciiyolyi y -
easily isken and perfectly harmless,
For ssle In 80 cents and VI bottles by
n. J. Hester and all leading drug
yis,s Van West A Co., q. W. Jones
a Co. W. n. WIlkepon a 90, j. j.
Milss' end 9. Mansfield a 90. hay'
been appointed Wholesale agents a
4 Nemphif
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diamond Dots.

wHAr 10 tue matter with Bakerr
rHK Babies" are not TO be fooled
with.
The New Yorks lead the league In |
base running.
PoonnAs Is the fastest runner In the |
Athlete nine,
REocrus IL over due. He will prob
ably arrive this morning.
AspaEss mads two home runs and
brought la Q man each time.
CLARK, the Ohio League pitcher,
has been signed by Dss Moines.
Ksouyr has been released by Balti'
mors, and nov Eddie 10 looking for q
jbb.
JIMMY CusroS has signed with Biz
ufinsbam. He 10 expected 10 arrive
here to-day.
Jon MARIAN bad on bis batting
cothes. He made single, double
and . home run.
THrnr IL one consolation. Charlss-
ton lost yesterday, and We are still tied
Tor second place.
PircHER KsATIse, the inventor OF
the rubber plate, has been released by
the Washington club.
sucr has improved wonderfully In
his umpiring. He did not make q
single error yestsrday.
CaorrY 10 Q ratlling good catcher. q
oue bss. runner and q splendid out
fielder, but he can't play short
DAys Dan, with bis go pounds oil
la alb, 10 toe heaviest ball player on
the diamond, aud one OF the best.
BuaKs 10 one Of the best shortstops
10 IN. h u,hern L-sgue. HIS WORT
yesterday VS. the fss,ure oil the game
OAuILL talks ab,ut suing the In
dianspolis ub for t32 ezra money
which be claims 10 due him for pitch
iig
TosY MuLLASH has challenged tn
, ambIds xtruus throwers oil the ~
4 sociation 10 q left-banded throwip
. match.
n TBr Browns DID some good coach
a Ing during the FIRST three Inning
After that they fell back In the sam
n old bols.
, Iris strange that Eve great catcher
shonld be laid no a. one Tins from N
\. same csuse. Bushong. Kerins, Fu
a msr, Flint and Esing all have broke
!. fog 70.
!. DorLH drove the sphere over u
!. fence In the nipth inning, but !
!. 1topped on third % 90 " keep Il
~ y catcher up behind the bat. Thai
n, ball playing.
n. Common, the New York fret baS
y, mao, leads the league on pbsni,
N. hits, having fiity.tErse 10 his cred
n. seery, OF Indianapolis, has made an
and Brouthers, Of Detroit, forty sevs
MASAoKR McCARrr, Of the Brnir
n ms, was Wild with delight VIII
he Masfan walked over 10 the bench ai
,ut making his home run. Tbs big mi
hs sser grabbed jos By ths hand q
Cd oh his right arm 30 hard that
Oh csme near disabling that member
In liis.
10 "THKnn are several things Ia
he new rules that -sqnire mod Acatio
,,d said Capt. Anson, Of the Ohita xos,
" Gently. Tho needed changes +,
sld probably be made this winter.
be the rules are Interpreters nov, wbs
Was man q hit BY pitched ball, sven u
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M. Lou,. as, baltimore O.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 2L-rhe 81
Louis and BilIimores hsd sluegipg
match to-day. Gardner, q novice,
tried his hand at pitching Tor Balti.
more, but, after giving half q dox'n
men bases on balls. he retired, Tom
Burns taking his place. The latter
wss also very wild, and be Was bit q,
will. The Champions scored no 10 Q
than fifteen clean his of Burns and
Two of Gaidner. The balance OF toeir
twenty mine hits were phantoms.
Carutbers pitch, d one Of bis old.tlms
games and was well supported BY
Boyle. Score.
St. Louls... .....4 1850 2-23
Baltimore. .......l o 1 " .
Earned runs-st. Louis II, Bslh.
morel. Two hare hits O'Neill 3,
HAYES. Three ba-e hi,s-Borns, Grii
20, Comisksy. Double plsy-Dsvis,
OR. envood, Tucker Bsee on halle
Latham, 6lsasop, 0'Neill, Grren
wood, Comstey. Osruthers 2, ROBIN
son 8, Boyle 2 Hit-Robintou
Welch, Caruth.rs, Davis, Tucker
s,ruck out-Purceil. CHM, K,ns
Gardner, Burns Passed balls Hay
2, Boyle 1. Wild pitches -Gsrdner
Burns 8, Carutners. Tims-rTo
hours and ten minutes Umpire
Moo Iade.
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SHOOTING.
Cepditisss Exceiteas ~ FORT SMELL
ing-shirmis Yfrisg.

ssg-sk irmise Yfrtsg.
sT. PAUL, MIMI, August A-The
conditions and shooting at the Fort
Smelling rife range today we're excel
lenn The day was devoted TO skir-
mish ffirg, and closed the four days
com petition Tor places on the depart
ment OF the Dskota rife team. Her.
gsaut Mitchell, Company ID, Third
| ,iantry, mads the best score today
40. The team, NJ. finally selected,
with the ecorte made IN the four days
com petition, are as follows: Pvt.
Fernby, %. ID, 9th Inf, 500; sergt.
Grow, %. U, 3Oth I0f 4s5; Sergt
Mitchell, Co. ID. 81 Iof, E8; sergt.
Ley, 90. A, 9th Inf 478; Serst. UDgsr,
Co. + 5,h Iai 400; Lieut. CLARK, 18th
Iof, 463; ssrg Palmer, 90. y 81
Infantry, 462; Corp. Noon, 90. =, 1si
Cav, 457; -ergt PieIds, 90. ii, 5ih
Inf 4 q; L-ul. u0lbT0ok, Let Cav,
448; Corp. Boyle, 10. ], 20lh Inf
44D; sergt Wood, 90. X, 20,h LOT,
ass. Aitsrnates-Sergt Organ, Co. b
lat Cav, 4s6; Lieu Avery, 81 Inf
435 The above team will leave To-
Omaha Friday 10 take part In tn'
division competition at Belleviey
next week.
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strikes at II, he Ia given his base.
There ought to be proviso that In
case he strikes OF the ball that hits
him he shall not be allowed to take
his base. When a ball 90 deceives the
batsman that he strikes at II the
pitcher should have the credit for q
strike, even II the batsmsn 10 bit:
That In the common sense view Of It,"
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Cinoi.,au .. MssropoIitans ..

CIsoIsNArI, o., August 24.-Weid-
man received warm reception from
the home team today. Four singles
and three bases on balls were secured
In the first inning. Alter that he set
tied down and pitched steady game.
Rsdiord was the only Indian who
could siEe up Smiths delivery. The
features OF the game were Nicols'r
catch OF line hit and the bs.e play
of Gerhardt and McPhee. B,uer's
umpiring was only fair, but ne pre-
served strict order.
Cincinnati. .......3 00020 0-6
Metropolitans ...-l 900 90 o. 8
Earned runs-Cincinnsti 4, Metro
poiiisBs g. Three base hit X diord
Double piays-Gerhsrdt and OBrien
Rsdiord, Gsrhsrdt and o Brien; Nc
Phee and keenan,; MsPnee. Fennelly
and keenan,. First base on balls
Smith 8, Wsidman z. Struck out
Smith 4, Weidmsn 2. Passed balls
Baldwin /, Sommers 2. rime-Two
hours and five minutes. Umpire
Bauaf.
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I,~,,, Tommy-Oan I eat another

LITTLE Tommy-Csn I ca, another
n,sca ~ pIe3 Mamml (who IL some
,h,no a = puris i tuppose you can
TomnT-wel, may II Msmma-
No, dear, you may not .smmy-
Dam "a, mmar, anyway. Bot mann q
soon quisud Tommy ey giving MN I'm, .
msn,s to ko tulu, little thinking how
mueh /, would sppease Tommy's raw
enoua appetite.
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summary: Earned runs-New Or.
leans 1. Two base hits-G -iss and
Hines. Home runs - McVey and
Cartwright. Base on errors-New Or.
leans 2, Charleston l. Total
bases on hits - New Orleans
"a, Charleston IL. Base on balls
- New Orleans 4, Charleston
8. Left on bsses--New Orleans 8,
Charleston 4. Struck out One each.
Passed balls-One each. Double
plays-Smith and Nicholas, Powell
and Hines. Umpire-Barrett. Time
Two hours,
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work In the sixth and Oartwrieht's
Wild throw to third let In two runs.
Vauehn's catching, Osmpau's. base
running and Hihss's second base play
were the features. Widuer, OF DIN.
cinnati, will pitch for New Orleans
tomorrow. Over 1000 people were
present
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pe,rei, 40, :ws-niss,ou ..

wAsHIsoroE, August 9-ihe
wsshipg,ons demonstrated to about
1900 people In the game with 'hs
Dstroits tcdsy tba, they are capable Of
playing the wort ball Of any club IN
ths country. They went in today 70
support young K,eis, whom 'ns
wsshing,ops loaned TO the Hartford
club, but their exhibition 10 the hslo
vas about % miserable % could DC
vsll oouosiysd. Their batting wa
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aamss Rsssssned.

Bosros, MAS, August 24.-The two
games which were TO have been played
today between the Chicagoe and
B stons were postponed on account
Of the very bad condition OF
grounds. 0ae OF the most severe rain
storms OF the season prevailed this
morning, and the grounds we're
Aaodad.
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New Orleans 10, charleston 2.
iaFsdflL 10 ruI lrrs.LI

Nav oRLEAsu, La, August "a
Now Orleans announced In Ito advsr.
,Is,menis that Charleston would n,
longer be a jonah to Il, and kept lie
word. Smith va, bAttsd hard by tho
Locals. In the 9th Mcvey and Cart.
wright each made home runs when a
man was on base, and Gsiss's two
hangar vas almost q four socker.
Csrtwrigl IT'S bit was straight away 10
lsit. aud the longest made here. Fine
asldIng by the locals and Aydslotte's
nod pitching came near sbuitlng the
6hsrlsston's out. but Csmpsu's poor
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sos,Sros, PA.-P.ilip oonnell and
- uansariau trackmen were billed
s on ,bs Leigh Valley railroad, near
Ss,s tod.y. They had stepped Oh
a.n ,,.ct 10 avoid q train, when an
Ill on,,. came along the other way.
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REMOVAL

s~iOn and alter September Let We will 90
cupy the storehouie, No. sss Front
street, until tho adjoining house mo. Sci
Front strest, nov being built for us. 10 com
pisted. whi,h will DO about October LIST.
pnQTVn a q AGNAE.
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SCORE ny INNINGS:

MemphIs. 10000 400 50
Birmingham ... 0 10000 JILL
Summary: Earned runs-hemphis
Q. BIrminebam Q. Two base hits-McAi.
Ger, Doyle, Black, Phelan, Smith, Mas
ran. Three haze hits-McAlser,
Doyle, Dufiee. Home runs-Andrews
q MasrAn. Double play-Phelan aud
Andrews. First base on bslls-Mem.
pbis 1, Birmingham 2 Struck out
by Black 1, by Weber 3. Time
Of ssms---Two hours and thirty min
utes. Umpire-Tony Suck.
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DIED.

pOLaER-on August "A, 1887, ut . O'Clock
AM, Mss. MARY BolerR, mother Of Mrs.
HARRINGTON.
Funeral from residence, No. S4 Washing
ton street. this tTHURsDAY) morning At 0
o'clock, Services al 81. Peters church.
Friends OF the family invited n at.ena.
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pssssburs q, Rev York I.

NEW YoRK, August A.-Todays
game between the Pittsbures and
New Yorks was another battle be-
tween the pitchers, Keefe and Calvin.
Keefs was not up to his usual form,
and was bit hard by the visitors, but
the clever fielding o: the home club
saved them from Q worse defeat.
Calvin pitched q foe game, and Mil.
Ter % bsckstop va, perfect, with the
exception Of y I'D throw to c1nd
base which allowed two Of the New
Yorks, who were on bases, TO move
no. A double play by Smith and
Barley was the feature. Attendance
1900. Score:
New York. ......-0 0 0 l 10000
Pittsburs........-0 5000 000-2
Earned runs-Nune. Two base
hiu-Connor and Dalrymple. Double
plsys-Smith and Barley, Kuehne
and Barklsy. Base on bslls-Dorgan,
Carroll aud Dalrympls. Base on or.
rors-New York, Pltlsburg. Struck
ont New York 2, Pit,sburg 2. Time
One hour and fiIy.fve minutes
Umpire-Powers.
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Cisveis.a y, BseesIy. ..

CLEVELAND. o, August 2a-Two
bases on balls, tumble by Smith and
OBJ lens mun Of 9 foul ~ hlled the
bases with Clevelsnd's runners In the
frst inning today; then Allen scored
three runs by . hit 10 the left Held
fence. Two more runs were earned
In Ills inning, and Cleveland had the
game won. The rest Of the game WA
shnp and we'll played, With occasional
errors aud a number Of brilliant held
ing plays. HotAlipg's catches 10
center were the features oil the day
Score;
Cleveland .........6 100000 o.
b ooklyn -.......0 000O2 .
Earned runs-Oleyelabd 8, BOOK
lyn /. Two base hiis-Allsn, ktlp'
schlaRer, Pinkrey and fhi,nps.
Double plays-stricker, Rsipschlsser
and snyder. B.s.s on balIs-siricse''
Mexican 2, Moo ell.n aud hcism'
many. Struck ou,-Hoialirg, Al, ~
SNYDER and eay. Passed balls-s"yd'I
O'Brieu. Wild pitch - hsnoer
son. rime-Tso hours and I'VE mn
utes. Umpirs-Corfy.
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philadelphia 10. I.dia.spoIis ..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August "a. -
Philadelphia narrowly escaped defeat
ct the hands Of Indianapolis today.
Maui pitched for the frut two innings,
and he was found for two doubles and
Eve singles, gave two bases on balls
and hit Seery with pitched ball. All
Of this resulted in seven runs. Fer.
guson was then brought in. aud only
three hits we're made of him In the
remaining seven innings. Foul d
catches by Mulvey and q running
catch by Brown we're the features.
Score:
Philadelphia :. 2400S 0 0-l0
In dianspolis.... 2 8 0 90 l 0 O. o
Earned runs-Phil .dslphia 2, In.
dianapolis o. Three bsse his-BrowD,
Denny. Tnree base hits Wood, Seery
2. Double play-Irwin, Ferguson,
Farrar. Base on Balls-Audrsss 2,
Mulvey, Maui 2, Irwin, Clements 2,
Brown, Sbomberg. Hit-see,y. Base
OH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2, lndianap-
oils, 2 Struck out-Wood, Fogarty,
Maui 2, Ssery, Hsckett 2, Leitner 2.
Passed balls-Hackets 2. Wild pitches
-Leitner 2 Time-rwo hours and
twenty five minutes, Umpire-suili'
van.
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Today's Gsme.

The two clubs play again this alter.
noon. Vaughn, Memphis boy, who
has the reputation Of being ore oil the
hes, amateur pitchers in the South,
will occupy tie box for the home
team. Following 10 the batting order:
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